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RAILING IN DIR. TISDALLs ROOM THE NCITEMENT
TO ACR0BArlC FEATs.
The clerks at the District Offices are fast be-
coming practical athletes In vaulting, particu-
larry, they are making records that Will soon Mt
them to enter the profession and compete for the
gh-jumping championship. Nor are the officials
backward In ambitious endeavors TO break the
record. The cause Of this acrobatic epidemic lies
In railing nearly three feet high, which divides
the ONCE OF secretary Ttndall, and which was
placed there with the intention Of keeping the
general public, and the newspaper reporters in
particular, from invading the precincts OF the
clerks of1ces and disturbing their work. But the
retary's ONCE Is the communicating medium be.
tween the ofliccs occupied by Commissioners
Webb and wheatley and that In which the
northern side OF the building and each has door
opening upon the large corridor In the center OF
the building. The sign "No sdmittance" was
but II was found that the very persons whom It
was desirable 10 exclude from that room We're the
first and the most persistent 70 disregard the sign
and enter the reserved precincts either In search
OF news or 10 facilitate the progress OF matters
before the District Commissioners IN which they
made am ersr mat the door in Question mast BE-
closed and securely locked And this is what Is
causing the joints OF the clerks TO timber UP. In
communicating with the other Offices In the build
ing they are Obliged either 10 pass through the
secretary's Office and into that occupied by Mr.
wheatley, or else they must vault the before-men-
tlOucu luty ai occiu W prefer luis latter
mode OF exit, and the spirit OF rivalry having en-
tered their breasts the yauting Is seemingly fast
becoming their chief object In life.
A CHARGE or CRrELTY TO ANInALA--To-day, In
the Police Court, Albert Wall, colord a milk
dealer. was charged by Agent Key, OF the Humane
society, with cruelty to animals ft being alleged
that ne abandoned horse and failed to supply the
animal with food and shelter. IL was shown that
the horse was taken sick on the 4th instant, on
the Good Hope road, where it fell; that repre-
sentative OF the defendant did what he Could for
II, onertng IL food and water, but the animal WIS
TOO sack 70 recover and Agent Key shot M The
court took his personal bonda
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

L>OR sALE-THAT DESIRABLE AND NTATIY-
= ptit house of III rooms and all mod fnlps-, ~
zoos fth It Is the bs bsrgsin in the " Price
$500 Call on owner after D. m d20 81
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A SENSIBLE GIT. our German Cologne In pint
bottle with glass stopper ut 81 WAKES Ebbitt
House Drug
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STUDENT LAMPS. saEDD & Bro.

PLUSH opera-Giass Bags, 9ec-, Hempler's cor AZ.
An ONYX Top Brass Table makes a handsome
PRESENT. L. F. BROOKS, 53l 18th ST.
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For ONE WEEK OSLYi-Beginning Monday, De-
cember 10 We Will make a discount OF 10 per cent
on al goods purchased from us-for cash on or
before delivery-excepting carpets, which we have
Just reduced TO cost Our stock OF holiday furn1-
ture and novelties Is much larger than ever be-
lore. all goods marked In plain figures
W b. MOsKs & Son, 11th and SITS.
FQrLiture, Carpet and Drapery EstaDllshment.
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ROCHESTER, LAMPS. sHEpD a BRO.

JULIUS LANsBrKGn'5 furniture and carpet house
open until 10 every evening this week; note his
prices and variety.
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ALL Cow
Handsome PLAID BLACK SILK VELVET real
value el.50, reduced to 60c. ALI sold
CARTERS
III MARKET SPACE, near 7th Il
ALL Gosr.


III MARKET SPACE, near 7th u
The following CASH Bargains we can show:
MUEtLkRS, large size. pure SILK, SOC.
CkIB PLANETS, large size pure Wool, %.
sHQyi.DER sHAWLS, pure Wool. Soc.
SILK HANDKERCHIEfS,2 5c.
COLORED SILK VELvETS, SOC.
AASIhAkAN CLOTH, splendid quality. FL
F FlAN0 corEKS hspdsomely embroidsred. s3.75.
handsome Towels elegant Corses, superb silk Hand
kerchiefs magnificent Bridal Quilts beautiful Nap
kins. and splendid Tatle DAmask presented TO our
essn customer Don't fail % YAK Tor your valuable
HANDSOME CLOTH PI4A1DS. pure silk and Wool,
s and hch wrde cheap q ~ reduced e &c
one yard and half wide. WOOL real value 81 70.
pogBLE . WHITE BLANKETS slightly sotlsd.
BRoADcLoTR, one yard aud half wide pure Wool.
TRIco CLOTH. pure Wool. wide double width. sps.
'' Do Sn1Tsl1n. ~ WT}3ssrr mr. .xrvre ., .r.~
immense size, cheap q %, reduced TO o..
TRENCH SERGE, elegant Dress Goods. al pure 0ne
French Wool wide double width al cOlCrs great bar
gain u 5Oc., reduced 70 10 dl6
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BALANCE Of toys almost given away. 1905
DUPLEX LAMPS. SHEDD & BRO.

Bottles FOR COVERING, also French Almond
meal at .5c. for Coz can WARES Ebbitt House
Drug store
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$3.50 OyERCoATs; they ale made We'll and
trimmed far better than Is used In such price
generally. EiSenan Bros, manufacturers, cor. 9TH
and SJs
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To GIVE all an opportunity OF inspecting our
unique Christmas stock, We Will keep open even
ings from this date until oath Instant inclusive.
ALEX. MILNE, 5l1 9th st NV,
Fine furniture and decorations.
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ROCHESTER LAMPS. SHxpp Il BRO.

RATTAN, plush, wood-Seat chairs cheap for bal
ance OF week at Julius Lansburgh's, 315 7tn ST.
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Condensed LOca2s.

MessrS Ross Thompson, X. W. Walker and Fran
eis b Libby were Yesterday excused as petit jurors
AT meeting last evening OF the National Repub-
nean Clut addresses were made by the president,
sIs! new Isp Sot vera yse esc s.9wn and others
Col w. =. Swirzler, MT. N. p. Caldwell, Mr. p c.
Cheeks, and others delivered the addresses at a
meeting held at Anchor Lodge, Good Templars
r Is learned that the woman who was sent TO
The Help and Hope Mission Saturday, as stated In
ysstsfaays STAR old not give her right name; that
pleasant masquerade party was given at the
nooIns oi me cycle Club last evening as way Of
celeofatng the twenty-nrst birthday OF Mr. Chas
l. HoSsef. q popular member OF the club
A handsomely engrossed set OF resolutions pre-
Hadiey, recently the chief OF the stationery an.
vision In the Interior Department and acting chief
clerk. vill be forwarded 70 New YORK. where Mr.
Hadiey Is now living His friends have adopted
this method OF expressing their appreciation Of
his kindness and courtesy while occupying these
CASH sends $40 and N. Ford Is to The STAR for
the Associated Charities
y. T, sends 9 70 THr STAR ONCE for the benent
or the Night Lodging House.
Mrs Lloyd or MIS- Pugh, the woman found In
house Of ill-fame by oricers Heller and Ellis as
ladys maid she WIN remain az the Hone and
Help Mission for the present.
eat q the Christmas Club. ~ '''''e luz 'ne oen-
The ,oSs,nS s1SssrPons for the Associated
AT regular meeting OF Harmony Council, No.
1s1, A. l. OF H., the following officers were elected
Tor the ensuing year: Commander, Chas. E Ro-
oerts; Voc commander, Geo T. Dunster; orator.
secretary Seventh terml. Edward y. OBrien; col
1ector Sseventh term), A Michaelis; treasurer.
coQrth terml J. Brock
TIE COLUMBIA TITLE Insurance CoxPAxY.-The
board OF directors Of the Columbia Title Insurance
Co, ~ q meeting yesterday afternoon reelected
the following trustees 70 serve for the ensuing
year; John T. ArpS Judson T. Gull, VIM Z Ed
monsIon, Geo. L Ramona Vim. A. Gordon. Benz.
y. Leghton, Jaa II. savtlle, Edward J. stellwagen,
ana Henry K. willard.
sxow, rree trmmings fayors, games fancy
0oQdks notloos Of j. J. Goulds, Al ysa sl---4dvf
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Fox THE HOLIDAYS purchase your Wines and
Liquors at the old and reliable establishment OF
Chr. Xander, No. 800 18th street northwest
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HOLIDAYS! HoLIDAYs!-Go TO Davis, 723 7th ST.
FOR your pictures One large crayOn and one doz-
nnely finished cabinet portraits for only s.. Come
and see them.
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TIE Ladies OF the GARFIELD Memorial Hospital
Aid Association Will hold a Fair and Bazaar In
willard HNl Tuesday and Wednesday evening.
Lunch served from 12 to O'Clock.
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SOLID Gold spectacles. q. Ladson,s, 4as 9TH.

IL VOC INTEND 10 give a pair OF portiereS fo
Christmas you can buy them at cost at
w. II. HOEKES.
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JULIUS LlNsBURGH's parlor furniture sale; also
odd representatives balance OF week
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Go TO G. G. CoRSwELL & Son and satisfy your
selves about quality and prices
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RICH Designs in Ladies Fine Gold Watches at
Special prlces this week. LadsOn's, 4y3 7th.
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FREE FIGHT OF CoLoRKD WoNEN-ONK or THEN
Cur WITH A RAzoR.-In a free tight between Kate
Lewis, Mary Hawkins and Carrie Dorsey, all
colored, which occurred yesterday afternoon In q
tenement on Grace street, near 32d street. Carrie
Dorsey was cut pretty badly the breast with
q knife or razor by Kate Lewis
FuSYRAL-The funeral OF Miss Mary Thompson
took place yesterday afternoon from the chapel at
Oak Hill. Rev. Dr. Fullerton OF West street
Presby terrain church, oH1c1ated.
CATTLE MARKET.-The following sales of live
stock at Drovers Rest yesterdaytare reported Cat
tie up and sold, 145-Best, 4Isa4'sc.; go0d 4a4hc.
medium, 3ka4c.; common, 2ha3hc -Four hun
dred sheep and lambs-Sheep, 2ha5c.; lambs, ga
exc; calves, 4ka6c. Fifteen cows and calves,
$20a$35. Market brisk.
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So OvERCoArs; they are handsomely-lined
throughout with satin. Eiseman Bros, manufac-
Iurers, cor 1rh and SIS.
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Sl3s0 OvIRcoATs, In many eoiors and shades.
Eisen1an Bros, manufacturers, cor. 7th and SITS
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CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
JOhnsOn's, 18th and E-EurOpean.
Game, &c. Ladies' Large Saloon. Elegant Rooms
for gentlemen only.
Ssc. Antique Whisk Holders, s4c
Double Combination.
Use Browns Bronchial TrOches
lOr coughs, Colds and all other Throat Troubles
nPre;eminently the best."-Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher. eo:,&k
Children's Goats. with hood, $780,
Double Combination.
Useful Gifts in Dressing Cases, Fitted Trav-
elng Bags, Satchels, and tine Leather Goods at
Topham's 1871 Penna. ave. 3
ssc. Fancy Towel Racks, 4sc;
Double Combination.
For the HOLIDAYS.
Gety your watches, diamonds, clocks opera glasses
silver, plated ware or anything In the ewelry line
at w: s. Tappan's, 6O4 9th st. NV, under Temple
Hotel. Fine goods at low prices. Wv
Bisque.head Dressed Dolls. 15c.
Double Combination.
See Our Fine Fancy Leather Goods.
Quality unsurpassed and prices low
cog TorHAM's, 1921 pennsylvania avenue.
Elegant Christina. Souvenirs.
Double Combination.
Fine Trunks. Travelling Bags, and satchels
In great variety at 3
ToPHAM's, 1921 Penna. ave.
Ladies' visites, astrachan trimmed, $3.4a.
Double Combination.
Visiting Cards neatly engraved from your
plates at IS cents per hundred. Kervand, 1Ol2
Pennsylvania avenue. eos
Ladies' 4O.inch Plush Coat, s11.sa
Double Combination.
PhfIliD~, Di1essthle 1ocoa craataa nuob
interest at International Medical Congress- co
Mems Silk sn.pender., ssc;
J: II. Hopkins, Matchmaker and Jeweler,
l3o4 street H. W. tu,slm
Mems Fine Embroidered slippers.
Double Combination.
Dog Collars engraved and Razors sharpened
lree Walford's 4s7 Pennsylvania ave.
IS-inch Kid-bOdy Dolls, 69c
Double combination.
Writing Tablets, Folding Mirrors, Pocket
Books, Purses, and other fine Leather Goods
Largest variety and finest goods in the city.
ll3 ToPHAA's, 1881 Penna ave.
SILK Henlstitched Handk erchiefs, CSC.
Double Combination.
Fur-trimmed Russian Circulars, 800.
Double Combination.
English kersey Taior-made Jackets, $3.50.
Double Combination.
Ladies' Steel Chatelaine Purses 19c
Double Combination.
Fine Satin Scarfs, I9c.
Double Combination, 18th st. Se
Bfsque Statuettes. per pair, 49c.
Double Combination.
3O-inch Wax.head Doll, 49c.
Double Combination.
''ROyal Glue" mends China, Glass, Wood &C
60c. Steel-runner skates, CSC.
Double Combination
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morning
and delivered In u ID. "Ward" prints 45c per lb.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet MIL
&C. per quart.
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HAVE your eyes examined before selecting
glasses. D. Wiel, 4Sl Pennsylvania avenue Dorsey
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Who il Responsible for this Brutality

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR;
Early this mOrning,On Boundary and 10th streets
northwest, pair OF blown and smoking mules at
tached to wagon mo. IA, Washington Brick Ma
chine Co.,, were treated cruelty by the driver as
to make one doubt that they lived in a Christian
land. Having exhausted himself flashing the poor
animals with brutal "black snake whip" he
Jumped on Them stamping on their backs and
kicking their Quivering TANKS with his heavy
boots, even when they were going at a reasonable
pace over the rough and frozen road. Is 1t true
that these drivers wages depend upon the number
OF loads delivered? IL so. the company should be
prosecuted for the cruelty visited upon iltreated
mules and not The drivers.
KATHARINE ELLSWORTH.
Powder House, Meridian Hill, Dec 20, 1887
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LACE CrHrAISs, 81 yards long, only s. per pair,
worth 81 You can see them at WASH. B. VII
UAMs', 3ll 7th st. NV.
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SEE our % Solid silver Chatelaine Watches.
Stemctnders. LadsoD's, 4S3 7th
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FnK Pos1RArrs. Kets Kemethy, 11oe Pa ava

CH1LDRBN's Solid Gold Rings and Earrings, t1.5O.
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LADIKs NEwMAKkkrs. s2.ss. Double Comblnati.

wBAr PRESENT can you make that will give NOR
up. W. ii. HoEKE
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END OF THE SUGAR LOAF MOUNTAIN ELOPEMKNT.
dispatch from Frederick, Nd, December 10,
says: "Mary Frances Peters, the fifteen year-Old
colored girl who was found with John Thomas
Duiguid on Sugar Loaf Mountain few weeks ago
and brought to Jail here, was taken to Mon
tevue Hospital few days ago upon the recon-
mendation OF the Jail ply sican. She is in dell
cate condition and soon TO become mother. SUM-
day her father arrived at the Hospital from Prince
William County, Va, and recognized his daughter.
The meeting was very anectiOnate. Mary left
home twelve months ago with Duiguid, who is her
brother-in-law, and the two have been living a
miserable life ever since. Mary was taken home
sunday by her father"
Detective Mahon went to Frederick last night
taken away by her father. The father said to the
Onicers in Frederick that he would stop in this
city and notify the police here, which he failed to
do, but proceeded with her to his home In Prince
William County, Va. Detective MahOn returned
from Frederick and consulted the district attorney
with reference TO prosecuting Dutguid, but the
girl had been taken back to Virginia he thought
there might be considerable trouble about the
case, and dispatch was sent to Frederick notify
Ing Sheriff Bremen to release the prisoner. He
Will probably be released to-day.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT decentralization is
called TO the chancefy sale OF valuable improved
real estate on street south, between Az and 9th
streets west, which takes place tomorrow WED
neSday) at O'Clock This is valuable property
and is worthy the attention OF investors
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PAUL T. BOWEN, CLERK IN WASHINGTON, MAY BI
THE MAN.
From the Minneapolis Journal.
There has been some discussion In labor circles
as to who would succeed Mr.. Powderly. In reply to
q query Mr.. McGaughey said: General Worthy
Foreman Richard Grtffiths would by succession In
ONCE succeed Mr.. Powderly. But don't think he
would serve any longer than obliged to, for the
reason that he is getting rather aged. The result
would be that the general executive board would
be obliged TO meet and select successor to serve
until the next meeting OF the General Assembly In
case Mr.. Grinths refused to complete the unex.
plred term. Who would make good successor to
Powderly? My choice would be Paul T. Bowen. He
Is Dratny man, Is conservative, and is the
best writer on labor topics In America to-day. At
the head OF the orders journal he would make the
dry bones OF the other fellows rattle as they never
ratified before"
Paul I. Bowen is and has been for years a clerk
in the Fourth Auditors Office at Washing ton. He
is well known to Inhabitants OF Minneapolis as the
former proprietor Of the Hennepin County Mirror.
He Is about thirty seven years old. John SwintOn
calls him "the most able and forcible writer on
labor topics in America"
Bowen Is not very widely known outside the
order, because he has kept himself aoor from
the quarrels and ofIice-seeking sQuabbles that
have been made so much OF in print. He is, how
ever, said to have very strong backing among the
class OF knights who are PowderlyS strongest
friends
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Q.-CAS consumption be cured?
A--tse Bakers COD Liver OIL and Malt
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BOARDING.

I'M q 18TH ST., NEAR THE ARIIN0TON.
lVlO delightful Rooms, en- SUITE or Jingle with
or without board hsrdics pss the door, rszsrsncsA
NOR RENT-l737 ST. n W. NICELY-FUR-
II niehed rooms, single or suite: southern expo
sure; with board near Treasury and War DEPARTMENT.
II with rooms II desired
da.e~. i'0S = wal TssS axs .. @.
DOC ! ST. n. W. OPPOSITE FRANKLIN
1OAO fark = Pleasant koonAA with First-class
board keferencee exchaneed lev table boaxdsEs
can Be accommodated. o22Sws
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Miss ALICE GAuTIEs, fashionable moc..ste, 72s
18th street northwest.
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MEMS SILK HALF-HosK, 4ec. Double Combination
SEE Ladsons SIS Tea Set. 4y3 7th.
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SxoW, tree trimmings, fayors, games fancy
good, notions Of J. J. Goulds. Al ga ss.--ldut
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kr's Cough syrup Is perfection itself

HANDSOME Onyx Top and Brass Tables Z. f.
Brooks, 53l 18th street.
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SIS OvERCoATs In twenty different shades Else.
man Bros, manufacturers, cor. 9TH and sts
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BOYs Silver stemwinders. $50. Ladsons, 4sa 7th.
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PxAstoperaGlasses $3.50 and 81. Ladson's, 4a3 18th
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

)PERA GLASSES. Hempler's, Ave. & A.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
EOR RENT

EUM MNI-
I92l Sth NV, 10r160. 40
$50 Rn.v.. Sr&store. 40 AZ
204Q 9TH .w..store, ar. 3 ]
64l Mas. avn e. m.i30.4Q
1900 10th st.n. w,1e20.3Q
Potomac Hall. 18th 4
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TNOR HENT-NEW THREE-ST0RY, BAY-WIN-
IL cw brick. 1l-room House. styated near the
hFEe yaEda seahla hoderats rent to good tenant
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EoR sALE-HoUsEs
H s2Q n. J. ave. se''
$50 3; O. i .nd ssa E "
ST. NV. Sstores). "a.
22l0 to 2234 Bound'y
81, NV, hh.......l6,l
2O24 to 20i2 B'd'y.
81. NV, b.h.......l5,
200 TO 204 O st NV.
and 1926 and 1925
I'd NV, hh.. 4S6r. l3.
22ll 20 22:s9 lOth 81.
g. s t 4. 5 and q 7th.s so''
eiS III B st NV. Oh.
lfsa to i7l;si' i st; 81
1901 70 1906 l. st. n.
", { b., 5r. g.,
80 ~ ~ Myrtle st. b.
.h1r..:..........,,.6 81
113o TO l15lh Esd st.
NV. f.h-.....,....,.6,,
2126 to 2l3O X st n.
W, bib. Ar.
1911 ID St n. w., Z. b.
.or....-......-......5, 81
SO4 Sth st. n. e., I. h.,
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JOhnsOn's, 18th and E-EurOpean.
High Grade oysters, Diamond Back Terrapin
Game, &c. Ladies' Large Saloon. Elegant Rooms
for gentlemen only.
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FOR RENT-BY 4; Q: HoLTzMAN.

18th. above Z St. Ter. $3.50
n, near 18th st., 12r. $50
/ near 18th st., 10r. .l25
81, near 21st St, Or. 100
18th, near . ST., l0r. 100
| St, near Sth, Sr. 80
10th, bet. X 4 L SITS, l 1r. 90
21st. near Il st. SO
TSHEn
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PIANO STAND LAMPS. sHEpp & BRO.

PiASOsIAND LAMBS SHEDD & BRO
RICH Designs in Ladies Fine Gold Watches at
special prices this week. Ladson's, 4S3 7th-
s13.5O OvERcoars; they ale made well and
trimmed far better than Is used In such price coats
generally. ElSenan Bros, manufacturers, cor. 9TH
and l. StA
lSFASTs' Engraved Rings, solid Gold SOC. Ladsons.
FoR THE HOLIDAYS purchase your Wines and
Liquors at the old and reliable establishment OF
Chr. xander, No. 500 9TH street northwest
IL YOU INTEND TO give a pair OF portieres for
Christmas you can buy them at cost at
W. II. HoEkEs.
SOLID Gold spectacles, 81. Ladson's, 43a It'll
FoR ONE WEEK OSLYl-Beginning Monday, De-
eember Is, We Will make a discount OF 10 per cent
on al goods purchased from us-for cash on or
% haaa we
lure and novelties Is much larger tnan ever be-
lore. all goods marked In plain figures
W b. MosEs Son, 11th and SITS
Furniture, Carpet and Drapery Establishment.
FINE Portraits. Kets Kemethy, HOO Pa ava
CMIDEsNs Solid Gold Rings and Earrings, s1.5o.
Lsdsols.
TIE Ladies OF the GARFIELD Memorial Hospital
willard HM TUESDAY and Wednesday evening.
Lunch served from 12 to O'Clock
Sl3s0 ov.HcoAIs, In many coaors and shades.
Eisenan Eros, manufacturers, cor 7th and SITS
BoYs Silver stemwinders, $50. Ladsons, 4s37 It'll
selves about quality and prices
CSC ROLLER SKATES, 25c Double Combination.
To GIVE an an opportunity Of Inspecting our
ings nom this date until oath instant, Inclusive.
ALEX. MILNE, 5l1 9Th st NV,
Fine furniture and decorations.
LADIES Diamond Rings, sla so up Ladson's, 433 7tn
Miss ALICE GAurIrs, fashionable mo..ste, 7os
18th street northwest
MEMS SILK HALr-HosK, 4ec. Double Combination
SEE Ladson's SIS Tea Set. ALB 7th-
So OvEKcoArs; they are handsomely lined
throughout with sattD- Eiseman Bros, manufac-
turers cor. 9TH and z SITS.
HOLIDAYS, HoLrDAYs,-Go TO Davis, 7aa 18th ST.
Tor your pictures. One large crayon and one doZ-
nneiy finished cabinet portraits for only 81 Come
and see them
PxAstoperaGlasses, $3.50 and 81. Ladson's, 4a3 18th
FussKIIs Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo.
WHAT PRESENT can you make that viii give more
pleasure than bookcase? We have them from %
up W. H. HoEKE.
LADIES' NzwxARkkrs, s2ee. Double Combination.
LACE CURTAINS, 81 yards long, only 81 per pair,
worth -. You can see them at WASH B. WI
uAns', 81 7th ST. NV.
Q.-CAS consumption be cured?
A--ISe Bakers COD Liver OIL and Malt
IA b. GELD Headed Canes, s.. Ladsons, 433 9TH.
HANDSOME Onyx Top and Brass Tables Z. +.
Brooks, 53l 18th street.
BoeEKrs Cough syrup is perfection itself
sl5 ovxRcoArs In twenty different shades Else
man Bros, manufacturers, cor. 9TH and SITS
HAVE your eyes examined before selecting
glasses y. Wiel, 4sl Pennsylvania avenue, Dorsey
ticket Office.
SEE our t6 Solid Silver Chatelaine Watches,
stemrfnders- LadsoD's, kS3 7th.